Piedmont Triad Regional Council is a voluntary association of local governments – urban and rural – authorized by state law to:
- Make and apply joint regional decisions;
- Provide management, planning and technical services to local governments;
- Recognize and solve short and long-term problems best addressed at the regional level; and
- Bring together local elected officials on a regular basis while giving them the chance to form working relationships.
- Promote regional issues and cooperation among members.
Piedmont Triad Council-Government is one of the largest regional councils in NC, serving 73 members in and around the Greensboro / Winston-Salem / High Point metro area, including the following twelve county area:
About Regional Councils Including the Piedmont Triad Regional Council. Regional councils exist in some fashion across the US although naming conventions can be different. In some areas they are known as Councils of Government (COGs), Lead Regional Organizations (LROs), or sometimes Planning Commissions or Planning Associations. In NC, each regional council is also designated by a letter. The Piedmont Triad Regional Council is also known as Region G. Check out our website to learn more about what Piedmont Triad Council-Government. We have so much to offer as we bring together local elected officials and give them opportunities to form working relationships with members of the community.
